YES! Regulators are still biased against women expressing sexuality.
90%
NO! The medication is blocked because of side effects, not gender stereotypes.
10%

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Roland de Brabant's picture
Roland de Brabant 11 years 27 weeks ago

Much of the US medical community considers orgasms in women to be pathogenic. Women who have orgasms are considered nymphomaniacs, i.e.: sick. I think the real problem is that only 20% of American women have orgasms; 95% would be much better.

Roland

Mary H.W.'s picture
Mary H.W. 11 years 27 weeks ago

Hey there, "Roland in the deep"...You need to sit in on some raucous "hen parties" when stories are being shared.....You'd soon learn it's an extremely rare woman that hasn't had plenty of orgasms in multiple ways....."And they're SPECTACULAR"!

....But there comes a time in most everyone's life when things are meant to naturally slow down, and it seems a bit silly to automatically fret that it's a disorder in need of treatment.

Returning to a less hectic "time of innocence" is what makes Grandparents so wise and wonderful.

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